Creature 1196: Engull

January 13th 2021: Creature 1196 has been released.
It is a permanent stream creature and will be able to breed. It will flood the stream up to and including January 15th.
Creature 1196: Engull
Obtained by: Stream
Sprites: Lazuli
Description: Raneth

This egg has gray speckles.
While these creatures look unassuming, in large numbers they can be disastrous. They travel in large, noisy flocks, their raucous voices calling out when they spot a place to land where they can gorge. Engulls will eat anything organic, from vegetables in farmer's fields to other small animals, and they eat in vast quantities. One flock of engulls can strip an entire field bare, leaving nothing behind but dirt. Some of them will even eat some of the dirt or rocks to aid digestion. Once they have fed, they will take one day to digest, and then fly to another location to find more food. Their wide wings and expert flying abilities mean they can be found anywhere, and their large meals will sustain them for long overseas flights as they look for more sources of nutrition.
Hatchie:

Adults, male and female:


It is a permanent stream creature and will be able to breed. It will flood the stream up to and including January 15th.
Creature 1196: Engull
Obtained by: Stream
Sprites: Lazuli
Description: Raneth

This egg has gray speckles.
While these creatures look unassuming, in large numbers they can be disastrous. They travel in large, noisy flocks, their raucous voices calling out when they spot a place to land where they can gorge. Engulls will eat anything organic, from vegetables in farmer's fields to other small animals, and they eat in vast quantities. One flock of engulls can strip an entire field bare, leaving nothing behind but dirt. Some of them will even eat some of the dirt or rocks to aid digestion. Once they have fed, they will take one day to digest, and then fly to another location to find more food. Their wide wings and expert flying abilities mean they can be found anywhere, and their large meals will sustain them for long overseas flights as they look for more sources of nutrition.
Hatchie:

Adults, male and female:

